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I got spam in my email account (and I have NO idea how they could have possibly gotten this email account). This one is used very infrequently and has only been given out to a few – so I’ll have to track it down.
Anwyay – Here are the links:
xxxhttp://www.englishharbour.com/?c=59075&s=350txt
xxxhttp://www.millionairecasino.com/?c=59075&s=350txt
Please cut off your affiliate and send his/her commissions to me
Seriously, though, get a handle on your spamming affiliates – this is NOT the only one.Thanks!
Me too…..been getting to many from this one!
xxhttp://www.millionairecasino.com/?c=55741&s=350txt
Yep – nobody is doing anything about it either… I have given plenty of proof to the affiliate managers – but besides Shane, nobody seems to care.
That’s pretty damn shitty if you ask me… Each one of these programs has a spam policy – does that mean nothing anymore?
umm, maybe desparate times allow less policy enforcement? I don’t know, as an affiliate I wouldn’t dream of marketing this way, just plain poor ethics in my book.
I’m going to give this until Wednesday – for Nick to respond that this idiot is shut down…. Then I am taking all banners down from all my sites and not promoting Coins anymore.
I’m about sick of this spam.
I’ve had more than my share of this as well
The spam from these Coins Affiliates is relentless.I wonder if they picked up the e-mail addys from here – from the vegas affiliates fiasco a few months back when all our e-mail addys and there were a few hundred were sent out en masse.
It appears alot of the SAME spam – SAME aff tag – hits CAP members frequently.
I’ve been considering signing up with Coins for a while now, since there has been a fair amount of positive feedback in recent months. However, if this spam issue isn’t handled properly, I won’t be signing up.
freecc: I wonder if they picked up the e-mail addys from here – from the vegas affiliates fiasco a few months back when all our e-mail addys and there were a few hundred were sent out en masse.
That’s not the case for me, I am receiving this mail at a different email address than I use for affiliate mail.
I’m receiving them on several accounts – none of which are tied to affiliating or have a ‘presence’ on the web anywhere. I have no idea how they got the emails (except for the one they got from Platinum Play).
Your emails are collected by virus software. One of your friend can click a link in a message or even view the message in MS Outlook or other email managing program and all his/here contacts become accessible for the virus program that collects addresses in a huge database for spammers. Affiliates can just buy a “subscription add space” in newsletters or order mailing from a spammer in hope of easy and quick profits.
Not these email accounts. One of them only was used EVER at Platinum Play casino. The other is ONLY used to correspond with hosting companies.
